Phare LED table lamp, burned red

Audo Copenhagen

CHF 188.00

Audo Copenhagen
Phare LED table lamp
CHF 188.00



Description

Audo Copenhagen’s Phare lamp, designed by Stanislaw Czarnocki, is a cordless, easily portable table lamp whose geometrical design combines a spherical diffuser and diagonal metal base. The built-in LED unit of the Phare lamp is powered by a rechargeable battery, providing a smooth light that diffuses through the opaque shade.

The lamp was originally designed for the apartment no. 50 at Le Corbusier's ‘Cité Radieuse’ in Marseille, and its design reflects the innovative attitude of Marseille’s landmark of modern architecture. The lightweight and versatile Phare lamp can be freely placed or hung inside the house, and also taken out to the garden in dry weather.

Material
Powder-coated aluminum, polycarbonate
Colour
Burned red
Width
13 cm
Diameter
13.5 cm
Height
23 cm
Light source
Integrated 2.8 W LED (non-replaceable)
Colour temperature
2,700 K
Lifetime
25,000 h
IP rating
20
Power supply
220-240V
Certifications and labels
CE marked: tested and approved according to European standards
Weight
1.03 kg
Integrated switch
Yes
Dimmable
No
Notes
Rechargeable battery 7 V, 2200 mAh. Comes with 70 cm USB cable.
Product ID
MN1755349
Energy label
G

Stanislaw Czarnocki

Stanislaw Czarnocki is a Polish designer who runs the design studio Umiar in Warsaw together with Katarzyna Kempa. His design philosophy concentrates on clear and functional forms that stand the test of time – besides something special or extravagant, Czarnocki aims towards normal, ordinary and practical designs.

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